Fort Flagler Historical State Park

Amazing historical park overlooking the sea across from Whidbey Island. It is a military installated from the 1850s pretty much. Many generations and iterations of the fort. Beautiful natural surroundings. Well maintained historical areas and lodging.

— Tammy French

Bit of a drive but a really cool place if you're into history, bunkers and the seaside. Gives you a good sense of how this seaside fortress functioned back in the day. Would love to stay in one of the cottages or homes sometime.

— Nishant N

Another great state park for an enjoyable beach walk near Port Townsend. You can make it a 5-mile roundtrip. Park at the north end and start your loop along the stony beach, with views toward Port Townsend on one side and Whidbey Island on the other. Parking: Discover Pass required. Another great state park for an enjoyable beach walk near Port Townsend. You can make it a 5-mile roundtrip. Park at the north end and start your loop along the stony beach, with views toward Port Townsend on one side and Whidbey Island on the other. Parking: Discover Pass required.

— April Way

Really liked the view from our campsite. Very nice wide trails all over the park, a lot of them with great views. Nice boat ramp. Lots of nice beach. Flush toilets and running water. Hot shower. Only 4 stars because campground, at least the upper part, has a real mouse problem. They were running all around our site once the sun went down. Make sure to keep your food locked up good.

— Tanya Klippert

Bring a flashlight if you want to walk through the old military batteries. I captured three different sky photos. I considered the bathroom clean as state park bathrooms can get. A lot of people were riding electric scooters around. It seemed like a pretty quiet state park.

— Clyde Klotz